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Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Downham Market, United Kingdom including The Heron Stowbridge, The Hare Arms, The Ship Inn, The Bell Inn, Jenyns Arms Restaurant
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1. The Heron Stowbridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
This place is temporarily closed due to a major renovation of the location. Stay tuned to the official Facebook page for updates. We are excited to announce that The Heron is under new ownership. There is lots of work and renovations to be completed prior
Reviewed By rogerraven
Beautiful location by the river, nicely refurbished, with a varied menu, that serves good pub food, it is very popular and on our visit, we were given a table in the middle of the restaurant, which had the feeling of being squeezed in , as it was the main thoroughfare for the serving staff our chairs were bumped into several times. We had an enjoyable evening staff were very pleasant, and the restaurant had a nice atmosphere.The most petty and astonishing thing was they charge 50p for custard, on desserts that already cost £5.75, my favourite dessert sticky toffee, does not come with either, ice cream, cream,or custard, astonishing. Why do restaurants spoil things by doing such petty unnecessary things like this.Glad you had an enjoyable evening, we do get very busy on weekends we have customers booking weeks in advance, we are in the process of extending our restaurant so making more room for excising tables. Our sticky toffee pudding is priced without ice cream or cream or custard as not everyone wants extra with it, all our desserts can have these added, thatâs why they are an added button on the till. Your sticky toffee comes with extra pouring sauce in a jug on your plate, I think you will find most places charge for add ons. Thank you for your review.
2. The Hare Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 885 reviews
We serve award-winning bar food daily, lunch times (noon to 2pm) and evenings (6pm to 10pm) and on SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS and BANK HOLIDAY MONDAYS we are OPEN ALL DAY, serving the bar food menu from noon to 10pm. In the summertime you can sit in our extensive
Reviewed By Rechinout
Visited on a recommendation and we weren't disappointed. Meal was well presented and very tasty. The pub was traditional and very much in keeping with the community location. Ample parking. Would recommend to others. Just watch out for the Peacocks when parking!
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3. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Patrick C
Stopped here en route in our campervan. Took advantage of the two steaks and a bottle of wine offer. The steak was of excellent quality and both were cooked as we requested. The staff were very friendly and helpful and had no problem with allowing us to stay in the car park. The pub stands alongside the great river Ouse where you can also moor a boat.
4. The Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Restaurant and Bar - Refurbished and reopened for 2018. Sunday carvery a specialist and curry night on Thursdays. Superb food serve from Monday through to Sunday
Reviewed By Jeff1903
Went for a meal for the first time before the Wednesday evening quiz and was very impressed. The food was good enough, and a reasonable price, the service excellent and the beer, from Lowestoft, was brilliant. A good evening all around, and we will be back.
5. Jenyns Arms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By go9ers
The Jenyns Arms is situated at Denver Sluice and has a very good riverside position. With such a location, and with it's outside terracing and seating, I thought it would be busy - if it were on e.g. the Thames I'm sure it would be busy all day - but the sluice is off the main track a little with little passing trade and there wasn't much activity on the river so that's not the case. My wife and I went there first of all during the afternoon to find it closed; it closes between 3 and 6 pm. We returned as part of a group of about 30 for an evening meal (a midweek roast) and the food was quite acceptable; nothing to go overboard about but, for the price, was ok and it was all served hot. Where it stood out for me was in it's choice of desserts: there was quite a few I could have chosen which is quite unusual as I'm a bit of a traditionalist where desserts are concerned. There was bread and butter pudding, treacle tart, apple pie, jelly, and others all on display. I chose the bread and butter pudding and it was good. I heard no complaints from anyone else either. Overall I'd rate it somewhere better than an average 3 but below a very good 4.
